I hope it sells as well as the book from that other rich girl who stripped for cameras and wrote about her life, Paris Hilton.

LOL at "Pol Pot, or Mitt Romney, or what have you."

LOL at "Pol Pot, or Mitt Romney, or what have you."

Link?

Link?

Women are not doing well in parts of China and India where unwanted girl babies are killed: http://www.economist.com/no…

Women are not doing well in parts of China and India where unwanted girl babies are killed: http://www.economist.com/no…

I like the list so far. I really can't complain because today's post has made me aware of a few films that I should probably check out.

I like the list so far. I really can't complain because today's post has made me aware of a few films that I should probably check out.

No mention of Crumb, Hard Boiled, Exotica, or The Double Life of Veronique yet. Of the 4, I think Crumb is most likely to show up.

No mention of Crumb, Hard Boiled, Exotica, or The Double Life of Veronique yet. Of the 4, I think Crumb is most likely to show up.

I've seen 14 (no All About my Mother, Paradise Lost, Close-Up, Fast Cheap and Out of Control, Heavenly Creatures, Dead Man). All About my Mother is the only one I'd ever heard of before.

I've seen 14 (no All About my Mother, Paradise Lost, Close-Up, Fast Cheap and Out of Control, Heavenly Creatures, Dead Man). All About my Mother is the only one I'd ever heard of before.

I want to re-watch the show before I read through this, but I'm sure I'll appreciate it once I have the chance to do that.

I want to re-watch the show before I read through this, but I'm sure I'll appreciate it once I have the chance to do that.

If we're going to be "that guy," then I'll point out that the term, in its contemporary meaning, really took off with James Davidson Hunter's 1991 book, "Culture Wars: The Struggle to Define America."

If we're going to be "that guy," then I'll point out that the term, in its contemporary meaning, really took off with James Davidson Hunter's 1991 book, "Culture Wars: The Struggle to Define America."

Harold Bloom lists The Left Hand of Darkness as part of the Western Canon, if you care about that sort of thing.

Harold Bloom lists The Left Hand of Darkness as part of the Western Canon, if you care about that sort of thing.

Sorry I missed the joke, but your last comment is kinda like "HipsterDBag lives in NY. If you were a frequent commenter on the AVClub, you'd know this."